Specialty: Family Medicine / Internal MedicinePractice Setting: Inpatient / Hospitalist (Open ICU, Med-Surg, Pediatric Inpatient, Newborn Nursery)Start Date: January 18, 2027 (Mid-January 2027)End Date: April 30, 2027 ( 12 weeks)Shift times:8P-8ASchedule / Volume: Approximately 810 shifts per monthCoverage Type: Clinic / Inpatient Rounding + Call (One physician handles overnight admissions & rounding)Patient Census: 3035 total patients (shared between two providers)Credentialing Timeline: 10 Days (Fast-track / Emergency privileging available)Licensure: Active North Carolina (NC) license or IMLC Letter of QualificationBoard Certification: BC/BE in Family Medicine (if BE, must be within 3 years of residency completion)Life Support / Certifications: ACLS, BLS, PALS, ATLS, ABLS, and NRP (required for newborn resuscitation)EMR System: MEDITECH 6.1Clinical Scope & Key ResponsibilitiesPatient Population: Broad, full-spectrum care covering adult inpatients, pediatric admissions, and routine/acute newborn nursery.ICU Setting: Open ICU; physician serves as the primary attending for ICU admissions and management.Code Response: Active member/leader of the in-house hospital code team.Subspecialty Support: Telephonic/in-person consulting coverage available for Cardiology, Nephrology, and Oncology.Shift Expectations: Shared daytime rounding load ( 1518 patients per provider) and solo nocturnal cross-cover/admissions during designated overnight shifts.Procedural ExpectationsRequired Clinical Procedures:Endotracheal intubations & airway managementVentilator managementNewborn resuscitationDiagnostic EKG interpretationPreferred / Helpful Procedures:Vascular access (Central lines, Arterial lines)Bedside procedures: Lumbar puncture, Paracentesis, ThoracentesisMinor surgical: Laceration repair/suturing, Incision & Drainage (I&D)Elective electrical cardioversionCandidate Requirements & QualificationsEducation & Training: Unrestricted completion of an ACGME/AOA Family Medicine residency with documented training in adult inpatient medicine, pediatrics, and newborn nursery care.Experience Level: Open to experienced hospitalists as well as recent graduates (within 3 years of training).Licensing: Active North Carolina medical license in hand or qualifying via the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC).Credentialing Cleanliness: Must have a clean background, active life support credentials, and references immediately available to clear the 10-day credentialing turnaround.
